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Title: West Port Experiment | On parish missions, the care of souls, and all things Reformed

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So this is the maiden episode of the West Port Experiment podcast. I have completed the first ten episodes before releasing any to make sure I wasn’t overcommitting or underperforming. But I’m hoping that this podcast fills a niche in a crowded digital area. While this site’s theme is about “parish missions, the care of […]

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“The Spirit of the Lord God is upon me”—this is the response of the Messiah to such gracious promises—”because the Lord hath anointed me to preach good-tidings unto the meek; he hath sent me to bind up the broken hearted, to proclaim liberty to the captives, and the opening of the prison to them that […]

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Once again, good stuff from Michael Foster. I’ve thought and talked a lot about these kids of issues over the years. We can’t afford not to think critically about these things and to work hard at “seeking rest” for our children, especially when our subcultures are thin and scattered. * * * * * A […]

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The following are extracts of David Dickson’s (1583–1663) Therapeutica Sacra, Book 1, Chapter 4, “The Divine Covenants about the Eternal Salvation of Men; and in Special, Of the Covenant of Redemption,” etc. This chapter is both a high-water mark of Scottish federal theology and at the same time a tremendous glimpse into the high mystery […]

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Here is the latest quarterly update. If you missed the last one from June, you can read it here. And visit Reformed Parish Mission to learn more about history and principles of this effort.

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